There are two many questions, and not spaced out its hard to read them.
The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "psychological impact of the Cold War." Building a bomb shelter in your back yard most demonstrates the <span>psychological impact of the Cold War </span>
If I were to design my own online class I would make sure the children in it are comfortable, I would make sure every student knows what Is being taught and would do my best to make it fun, I would also teach things that will have a impact on their life and on their perspective of things
Some dangers included:
1) Isolated enemy troops: They can still do damage on supply routes, wreak havoc whenever allied troops landed there, and, if they had a way, travel back home to become reinforcements for the enemies.
2) longer supply routes: As land in between the major islands (that the US have taken) is still teeming with enemies, it would mean that ships and airplanes would not be able to be as safe, or make a landfall to get more freshwater or other supplies on board.
hope this helps
True, technically, the Cold War ended after the Soviet Union collapsed, however, the western world was still combating communism in the east a little afterwards.
